Collection: Face creams

FACE CREAM - BENEFITS AND TYPES:

The main benefits of a face cream for the skin are moisturising and/or nourishing. More broadly, they can help fight problems such as pigmentation spots, various rashes, skin ageing, dehydration, etc. Due to the wide variety, it is not easy to choose the right product for you. However, there are a few tips that will make your decision a little easier. So, in order to choose the right cream for you:

1) Choose according to your skin type (dry, normal, combination, oily)

2) Choose according to the season (warm season, cold season)

3) Choose according to your skin problem (sensitivity, dehydration, rashes, pigmentation, wrinkles)

CHOOSING BY SKIN TYPE

Face creams for normal skin. If you have normal skin, choose creams that contain ingredients that moisturise the skin, such as hyaluronic acid, glycerin, panthenol, snail secretion, etc. As normal skin types do not require special skin care, a facial cream should simply help to maintain a healthy skin condition.

Face creams for dry skin. Dry skin requires special care, so it is a good idea to choose creams that are slightly heavier in texture and contain not only moisturising but also nourishing ingredients (squalane, fatty alcohols, ceramides, other oils that are beneficial to the skin).

Face creams for combination skin. Combination skin is arguably the most difficult skin type, as it is sometimes oily and sometimes dry. Therefore, when choosing a cream for combination skin, it is important to make sure that it is moisturising, but does not contain a lot of ingredients that are drying to the skin. For combination skin, lighter facial moisturisers containing moisturising ingredients will be suitable, as will skin moisturisers containing niacinamide, which helps to regulate sebum production and contributes to skin hydration.

Face creams for oily skin. Oily skin can benefit from similar skin care products as combination skin. When choosing a face cream for oily skin, it is worth paying attention to its composition. Ideally, it should not contain any oils, which can leave oily skin feeling unwanted and heavy and can clog pores. Avoid other controversial ingredients that are often unsuitable for combination and oily skin due to their comedogenic properties. Look for ingredients such as niacinamide, asiatic centella, aloe vera, green tea extract, glycerin and hyaluronic acid.

CHOICE ACCORDING TO SKIN PROBLEM:

Face creams for sensitive skin. If you have sensitive skin, choose hypoallergenic creams that do not contain fragrances. Also consider the list of ingredients, preferably kept to a minimum. Look for skin-soothing ingredients such as aloe vera, Asian centella, etc.

Face creams for acne-prone skin. People with combination and oily skin are the most likely to suffer from rashes, so creams for these skin types are also suitable. In addition, look for ingredients that help fight acne. One of the best ingredients is salicylic acid. Also, for acne-prone skin, Asian centella, niacinamide and aloe vera are very useful.

Face creams for dehydrated skin: In order to restore the skin's moisture level, the skin needs to be moisturised accordingly. Creams may vary depending on your skin type, for example, for oily, dehydrated skin, products with a strong moisturising effect may be sufficient. If you have a dry and dehydrated skin type, you should not only moisturise your skin but also nourish it.

Choose products that contain ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, glycerin, lactic acid, beta-glucans, ceramides, snail mucin and squalane.

Face creams for pigmented skin. If you are struggling with hyperpigmentation, choose creams enriched with vitamin C, niacinamide, azelaic acid or arbutin. These ingredients help fight skin imperfections and help even out skin tone.

Face creams for mature skin. It's no secret that face creams are not the only thing that will smooth out wrinkles and rejuvenate your skin by ten years. However, if chosen correctly, it can help fight ageing, smooth fine lines and firm the skin. For mature skin, choose a cream containing ingredients such as retinol, peptides, niacinamide, ceramides, snail mucin, etc.

SEASONAL CHOICE:

It's probably no surprise that skincare products that are suitable for the cold season may not be suitable for your skin when the season changes. If you use creams that are greasy and heavy in winter, they may weigh your skin down too much in the summer sun, fail to soak in and leave an oily film. It is recommended to choose lighter moisturisers in the warmer seasons. These can be creams in lotion or gel textures. Look for antioxidants (vitamin C, green tea extract, niacinamide, etc.) to help protect your skin from harmful UV rays.